Lebanon - Pine Grove Hotel Guide - Hotels with Bar in Lebanon - Pine Grove, Pennsylvania

"It was clean"

"The staff is very friendly however, this hotel is a bit run down to to be a Holiday Inn. This is probably one of their dirtiest locations."

"Inn was nice ...great location. Just need to update/replace bed sheets they were thin and old."

"Our room had a terrible musty odor, and it was very warm. The air conditioner worked well to cool it off, but was so loud we could not sleep so we had to shut it off. The couch and chair in the room were rather uncomfortable. The breakfast was decent, fair amount of choices. Check in and check out was easy."

"The room was clean, but the hotel was in the process of a remodel with new ownership. The caulk in tub/shower really needed to be re-done as it was discolored and missing in places. We did not try the breakfast. "

"This property was EXCELLENT. From the room cleanliness to the staff response time, they met the mark everytime. The rooms were comfortable, the amenenties were abundant and we had an excellent time with my family of 5. We will certainly be back!"

"For the price and service nobody can ask for anything more than La Quinta gives"

"Room was marginal. Leaking tub all night was frustrating. Both queen beds had sagging mattresses. The breakfast was horrible. Limited items. I had stale cereal. The worst however was the rude and condescending staff. Upon checkout they scolded my wife for not reporting leaky tub. She responded with why didn’t cleaning crew report it before we checked in? We’re sorry we stayed here. "

"I enjoyed my stay, It was a convenient hotel while I was traveling for a job interview. The staff was very pleasant. While I didn't use the pool or hot tub area, it appeared clean and well kept. The breakfast was good with plenty of options. My only complaints was it was impossible to use the electrical outlets next to the bed because they are too close to the wall, and the motion sensor lights in the bathroom are a rude awakening in the middle of the night, and they could not be shut off."